I just shipped oMLX v0.4.0, the first official release with the new native Swift macOS app.
https://t.co/AJT6hKvMPL
oMLX now ships with a redesigned onboarding flow, settings UI, Hugging Face cache discovery, and a much more native-feeling way to manage and run local models on macOS.
- Huge thanks to GitHub contributor popfido for the excellent work that drove the Swift transition.
My goal is still the same: I want oMLX to be the app someone can open on a Mac and immediately try Local AI with, without needing to understand all the machinery first.
If you try 0.4.0, I’d really appreciate feedback on the macOS app experience, especially first launch, model discovery, server start/stop, update checks, and anything that still feels confusing.
@ivanfioravanti Ivan just want to say thank you! Every morning I wake up to check your threads, keeping us on the bleeding edge.
I own an engineering company and thanks to you I have transitioned ALL my developers to local AI with https://t.co/wIadmV4mrD.
Forever grateful.
recommended viewing. one more time, on it's own. this is probably yhe most practical talk on using coding agents i've watched to date. watch it. by @lucasmeijer
it's also a great demo of pi and captures exactly why i built it.
https://t.co/AiKGbjJCeV
@xpasky My favorite was "Like me, he thinks open-source and open protocols are a necessity, not just lipstick on a corporate pig." 😂😂
Masterfully written. I laughed so hard.
@badlogicgames Congrats!! Excellent read, loved the background context. So many great things here but my favorite is:
"open-source and open protocols are a necessity, not just lipstick on a corporate pig." FACTS!!!😂🙌
Long live the people of Earendil